Write your post.
Keep it together.

Get a starting point for your next post.

1. Choose the correct client workspace. Save its audience, services and brand writing style.
2. Give a clear brief. Review the three suggested ideas, adapt the wording and check any facts.
3. Choose saved images and use “Use in a post” to carry your edited content into the post editor. Choose accounts and timing there.

What to know: Each client workspace starts with 20 assistant requests per month, shared by its team. Monkey404 can adjust the allowance. It resets monthly; generation pauses when an allowance or the service spending limit is reached, without automatic extra charges. The writing style belongs to that workspace. Visual suggestions are briefs, not generated images or videos.

Browse topics for your next post.

1. Select an available country in Banana Studio and check the date shown on the topic list.
2. Choose a subject that fits your business and audience. Add your own experience or a useful customer tip.
3. Review suggested hashtags and the finished caption before using them.

What to know: These are country-level search topics, not live social-network or city-level trends. They do not measure your customers’ interests or guarantee reach. Check source material before making a claim.

Keep your caption, media and chosen accounts together.

1. Start a draft, write the caption and choose the exact accounts you want to use.
2. Choose saved media, set its order and add useful alternative text to images.
3. Check Preview and readiness for the selected channel. Save the draft or move it forward when it is ready.

What to know: Published beta captions include a Monkey404 attribution footer. It is added automatically; removing it is not currently available. Previews are an approximation of each channel’s display. Media and caption requirements vary. Upload availability depends on your workspace; a preview alone does not mean a post has published.

Let your client check the post without creating an account.

1. Open a prepared post and create its private review link.
2. Share the link with the intended reviewer. They can approve the post or request changes.
3. Read the decision, make any changes and choose when to publish. Regenerate or revoke a review link when needed.

What to know: Anyone with a valid private link can review that post, so share it carefully. Approval records a decision; it does not automatically publish. Use the copyable link rather than assuming a review email was delivered.

Check what’s scheduled and whether it published.

1. Choose an enabled, connected account and check that the post meets its requirements.
2. Set the date and time in your workspace’s displayed timezone, then check the final preview before scheduling.
3. Follow the status afterwards. Sent means a result is still awaited; confirmed means the publishing result has been received.

What to know: Facebook Pages and eligible Instagram accounts support publishing where enabled. LinkedIn publishing is available to every workspace with an eligible connected account. Use text or one JPG/PNG image, with up to 3,000 caption characters including the Monkey404 footer. YouTube, TikTok, Google Business Profile, Pinterest, Threads, X, Bluesky, Reddit and Vimeo are not available for customer publishing yet. Scheduling currently uses one time for the post, not a different time for each account.

Keep each client’s content and writing style in the right place.

1. Check the selected workspace before starting a brief or post.
2. Use that workspace’s saved media, connected accounts and brand writing style.
3. Switch workspace when moving to another client and check the name before continuing.

What to know: Access is provisioned for the controlled beta. Self-service registration and social sign-in are not generally available yet. Connecting an account for posting is separate from signing in to Treehouse.

See what your team has been working on.

1. Review your workspace’s post activity and publishing pipeline.
2. Check planned channel distribution and identify content that needs attention.
3. Choose Download CSV report when you need a separate record.

What to know: Current reports describe your workflow. They are not measured reach, engagement, follower growth or best-time analytics. The inbox currently stores local notes; it does not send replies to social comments or messages.

See the plan without loading every past post at once.

1. Choose a month. Each day shows its complete post count and up to three preview cards.
2. For a busy day, choose View all posts. Browse twelve posts at a time and open the post you need.
3. Open Draft posts or Posted to browse their separate history pages. Their totals include every unarchived matching post.

What to know: Dates and times are shown in Europe/London. A saved date is not proof of publication. Pagination does not delete posts or change their scheduled times.